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Topic: [ANN][RIC] Riecoin: constellations POW *CPU* HARD FORK successful, world record - page 18. (Read 685207 times)

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i find it amusing that gatra posted a bounty to bring riecoin up to 0.16, then basically disappears, with the work now being done for free.. smart lad  Cool
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rieMiner 0.9β3 is out! It is a big one!

Direct download link of the official Win64 binary.

- Assembly optimizations from Michael Bell = Mihawk = Rockhawk, thanks! Now, there is no reason anymore to use fastrie/xptMiner. Performance increase is variable depending on your computer and the rieMiner configuration and hard to measure, but should be at least ~5% and can be much more. Note that this version also uses more memory.
- Partial CPU Underuse Bug fix, also from Rockhawk, this problem is significantly less important, but still present;
- Now possible to use custom configuration file paths;
- Now possible to save tuples counts by difficulty for statistical purposes;
- Some aesthetic changes like showing 1 to 3-tuples/s metrics instead of 2 to 4;
- Includes support of other constellations types to be ready in case of a POW change in the future, or just to be able to find different prime constellations;
- Some other minor changes.

Thank you again Rockhawk for your contributions! New developers are welcome!
Check out the rieMiner Community Forum topic, the rieMiner's Github repository (be sure to read (again) the README), and its Rockhawk's fork.
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It's sad to know that people prefer these ETH tokens instead of RIC and old coins, the cryptpo's fun is in mining.

You better watch out they will delete your comments here for daring to question their sacred cow. 
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Hello, guys

I send request for adding Riecoin on www.stex.com (known also as stock.exchange). We are approved but there is 1BTC adding fee for pair with BTC. I don't have such money to pay the fee. If somebody is interested to pay it let me know I will make the contact between stex and him.
Stex offers and other options to list Riecoin in ETH pair, it will cost 0.5 BTC but it is still too much for me personaly.

Maybe you can consider applying for https://tradeogre.com/, I heard that this exchang is free, and it has a good reputation in the small currency.the speed is very fast, the miner fee is very low.
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Hello, guys

I send request for adding Riecoin on www.stex.com (known also as stock.exchange). We are approved but there is 1BTC adding fee for pair with BTC. I don't have such money to pay the fee. If somebody is interested to pay it let me know I will make the contact between stex and him.
Stex offers and other options to list Riecoin in ETH pair, it will cost 0.5 BTC but it is still too much for me personaly.

XpoolX exchange is almost done, at my point, dont waste money in a non-community exchange, better spennd it to improve zapple. If someone want to test xpoolx exchange send me a PM and i'll give the url.

Deposit and withdraw is working.
Exchange is working but some graph are not build yet. No fees for now.
The account is the same than xpoolx.
IGJ
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Hello, guys

I send request for adding Riecoin on www.stex.com (known also as stock.exchange). We are approved but there is 1BTC adding fee for pair with BTC. I don't have such money to pay the fee. If somebody is interested to pay it let me know I will make the contact between stex and him.
Stex offers and other options to list Riecoin in ETH pair, it will cost 0.5 BTC but it is still too much for me personaly.
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It's sad to know that people prefer these ETH tokens instead of RIC and old coins, the cryptpo's fun is in mining.
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Has anyone else experienced issues with withdraws on zapple? I have not received any emails from zapple to confirm withdraws.
Edit: it's working, false alarm.
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I looked a little more at the problem of not being able to spend from 'T' addresses (P2SH). The default address type is P2SH-segwit, a segwit address wrapped in P2SH. Since segwit hasn't been enabled the transaction is rejected. It would probably work once segwit is enabled but I haven't tested this. The other address types are legacy and bech32 (segwit). Legacy P2SH addresses can still be created for instance using addmultisigaddress with address type set to legacy. I tested this on testnet and was able to send coins to the address and spend them.

If we aren't going to enable segwit we can set the default to legacy. We could also make it so that other types cannot be selected. Let me know, it will be one less thing to test.

I'm not aware of any other issues. The soft forks should probably be tested. I'll try to start this week.


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So I tried a power of 9, but the calculation is still very imprecise (for example, taking Standard Benchmark and Easy Benchmark results for a given CPU should give the same earnings, but there is instead always a 2-5 fold difference, either with a power of 6 or 9). There must be something else to take in account.

Considering words instead of bits does not change much the results, the rounding may be negligible when compared to the uncertainties of the metrics.

And after thinking again about it, as I am really extrapolating the average time needed to find a block, it should already take in account the verifying work in some way, so it should actually be valid to directly use the Hardy-Littlewood k-tuple conjecture and a power of 6.

So for now, I will let the calculator as is and mark it as experimental. Any help to fix it is welcome.
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Difficulty scaling should probably be 9th power instead of 6th. The prime checks are proportional to difficulty ^3 so it is constellation length + 3. This is what riecoin uses in computing difficulties.

The primecheck uses multiplications. For multiplication it should be the number of words rather than the number of bits that matters. It's possible you would get more accurate results with:
(d2/d1)^7*ceil(d2/64)^2/ceil(d1/64)^2
I'm only suggesting this for the calculator, not for riecoin.

Thank you for your remark. Now, I just realize that Riecoin.org also says in its FAQ that the work needed is given by O(log(p)^(n + 3)).
I already noticed that a power of 9 was used to calculate the Superblock difficulty, but did not understand why it was not just 6 instead. So it was because I overlooked the verifying part.
I will update the calculator later.
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For beginners here, I wrote a Getting Started page in my Riecoin website.

Additionally, I created a Profitability Calculator.
To use it, you need to get the 2 to 4 tuples/s metrics by benchmarking using rieMiner during enough time.
Do not hesitate to report if you find something flawed in the calculator.

Difficulty scaling should probably be 9th power instead of 6th. The prime checks are proportional to difficulty ^3 so it is constellation length + 3. This is what riecoin uses in computing difficulties.

The primecheck uses multiplications. For multiplication it should be the number of words rather than the number of bits that matters. It's possible you would get more accurate results with:
(d2/d1)^7*ceil(d2/64)^2/ceil(d1/64)^2
I'm only suggesting this for the calculator, not for riecoin.
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List of Riecoin mining pools with live stats & hashrate distribution

https://miningpoolstats.stream/riecoin

Nice pools stats page!
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List of Riecoin mining pools with live stats & hashrate distribution

https://miningpoolstats.stream/riecoin
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Riecoin developer
For beginners here, I wrote a Getting Started page in my Riecoin website.

Additionally, I created a Profitability Calculator.
To use it, you need to get the 2 to 4 tuples/s metrics by benchmarking using rieMiner during enough time.
Do not hesitate to report if you find something flawed in the calculator.
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if you mean v0.10.2.0 then yes
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Excuse me, can the old wallet still be used now?
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